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Toxic Lucidity: The End

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Her words were a blessing, though many called them a curse. When she finished, she smiled softly, tapped her staff on the ground three times, and vanished in a swirl of midnight sky.

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This weekend’s Trifextra challenge: Last month we asked you to give us a killer opening line in exactly 33 words.  This week we’re asking for an equally amazing closing line.  It can be the ending to the story you began in the previous challenge or a completely different ending altogether.  Just make sure it’s exactly 33 words.

This is the ending to the novel I enticed with for the opening lines prompt a month ago.

This novel is important to me. Please share your thoughts on the closing line in a comment.

Thanks for stopping in and reading!!

Author: SAM

Author of fictions, SAM spends much of her free time living in alternate universes created by her own mind or others. When she's not writing, she mothers her 4 children, loves her husband, attends church, and neglects housework as often as possible.

16 thoughts on “Toxic Lucidity: The End

  1. Nice job with the prompt. I, too, loved the tapping three times. I’m left wondering what her words were. Thanks for sharing this.

  2. I love it when people vanish in a swirl of anything . . . especially a “midnight sky” Perfect! :D

    (P.S. What a great blog tagline you thought up!)

  3. I love the picture you painted here. Stamping the staff, a happy twirl, and “poof” she’s gone.

  4. I feel the need to buy myself a cane just so I can tap it three times. Love it!

  5. Impressive. I would read this book!

  6. The next Harry Potter series. This time for the girls. Awesome.

  7. Yea. I want to know how we got from point A to point Z. Great ending!

  8. No. I need more.

    well done mama

    • thanks lance. i realized today just how much i still need to finish. perhaps its time to curl up with my 50k+ and get back into it.

  9. WOW…..WOW! I love it. it’s a great ending and it’s open enough to have a 2nd book.

    I have missed being over here, I plan to spend a whole lot of time here tomorrow.

    I truly adore your words Steph.

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